41.   Their creators, too, like Stern, felt the weight of past literature pressing down on them.

42.   They look at an object, they pick it up and feel its weight.

43.   They, too, felt the weight of the world as they planned and plotted.

44.   This fall the U.S. Navy expects to issue a certificate declaring that Constitution is sound enough to once again feel the weight of the wind on its sails.

45.   This is Adam, who, somewhere in his confused semi-consciousness, feels a weight on his body and then his head.

46.   Thomas Haddad, an art director from Cedar Grove, N.J., is feeling the weight of the news more than most.

47.   To be sure, there will be a cross-section of Americans who will hardly feel the weight of the legislation.

48.   Watson could have been forgiven if he felt the weight of Westwood on his shoulders for much of the game.

49.   We feel its weight, espy the cut and texture of its pages, and assess the underlinings and wear it may have gotten from its last reader.

50.   We feel the men feeling troubled, we feel the weight of lives in upheaval in a landscape where nature itself is a character, impassive and unsparing.